Star Golden Hearts Award is an annual Award by The Star that celebrates everyday Malaysians who demonstrate extraordinary commitment to social work and promote unity among Malaysians, whether through explicit means or by virtue of their acts of kindness.
Introduced in 2015, each year we invite Malaysians to nominate exemplary individuals or organisations who are then reviewed by a panel of judges.
Your nominations successfully helped us to identify our community’s unsung heroes.
The winners of the Star Golden Hearts Award 2025 were announced on 20 November 2025. Stay tuned for our next announcement, and thank you Malaysians!
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News
Providing nesting opportunities for endangered hornbills in Malaysia
2 December 2022
PETALING JAYA: In September 2019, a female helmeted hornbill named Halley went missing after having chicks in a tree cavity in Kundasang, Sabah, and was never seen again.
Kindness takes centre stage
12 November 2022
PETALING JAYA: In recognition of their social contribution in making Malaysia a better place for all, three individuals and seven organisations have been named the winners of this year’s Star Golden Hearts Award (SGHA).
Recognising social changemakers
18 September 2022
PETALING JAYA: Higher nominations for the Star Golden Hearts Awards (SGHA) this year saw the panel of judges having a tough time selecting the cream of the crop.
Finding their place in society
29 July 2022
PETALING JAYA: United Voice has proven that learning disabilities are not a barrier for a person to stand on their own feet and earn a living.
Charity begins at home
26 July 2022
KLUANG: A charity home here has been hiring underprivileged individuals such as single mothers and people with disabilities to provide them with a source of income to feed their families.Currently, the Johor Handicapped and Disabled Association has 15 workers from low-income families looking after 46 residents with special needs at the home in Jalan Lintang.
Uplifting Orang Asli villagers
31 August 2020
PETALING JAYA: Six years ago, Manao Alan Wah found out that many Orang Asli in Negri Sembilan villages were able to drive cars and ride motorcycles but they did not have valid licences.
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